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Windows 10 on ARM - Firesped - 08-22-2018 I didn't even see this until today but I do understand why some would not like to go with Windows 10. It seems that Microsoft is working on a full version of windows 10 on arm/arm64 computers. People have even gotten it to work on the RPi 3b+, as sad as that is, very slow. I'm setting up an ISO right now but not sure it will work. downloaded the image. There is a utility they made to set it up for the RPi you need a USB driver and a UEFI to set it up. In theory, the USB driver the RPi is using might work already. The question then comes in to the UEFI file. RE: Windows 10 on ARM - Firesped - 08-22-2018 ok, you need a whole lot more drivers then the USB driver. the RPi needs BCM2836 PWM Driver bcm2836sdhc.sys dwusb.sys (usb) rpisdhc.sys (sdcard) rpiwav.sys (sound?) SerPL011.sys (ARM PL011 UART driver) likely we would be a driver for the EMMC and other USB formats. PCIe drivers. SATA, ect. RE: Windows 10 on ARM - stuartiannaylor - 08-28-2018 (08-22-2018, 06:30 AM)Firesped Wrote: I didn't even see this until today but I do understand why some would not like to go with Windows 10. It seems that Microsoft is working on a full version of windows 10 on arm/arm64 computers. People have even gotten it to work on the RPi 3b+, as sad as that is, very slow. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/ Interesting though as I am having enough pain with ChromiumOS and thought with the OP1 chromebooks it wouldn't be such a hurdle, still getting to grips with how the RockPro64 works. RE: Windows 10 on ARM - nifares - 09-04-2018 Windows 10 Running Qualcomm ARMv8.2 Nativ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_GlGglbu1U |